Picnics in NYC Are More than Just Food
As soon as the weather is nice, everyone in New York City heads outdoors. A gathering at a picnic makes up for all of those lost days stuck indoors due to cold weather. So plan a date, buy some sunscreen and check out the suggestions below for an outdoor event to remember. Bryant Park Running […]
Summer Family Fun in New York City
Memorial Day has come and gone, and school is almost over. But, for visitors to New York City and residents alike, there are fun and exciting things to do to keep everyone entertained while staying safe and healthy. Coney Island Deno’s Wonder Wheel, Luna Park, the Boardwalk, and the legendary Cyclone Roller Coaster have taken […]
Perfect Your Social Distancing Skills with a Road Trip on the “Loneliest Road in America”
As we take baby steps to return to travel, here’s a way to meld social distancing with a road trip through some of the country’s least populated and most distanced towns. Dubbed the “Loneliest Road in America” 35 years ago, Highway 50 connects Carson City to Baker with five towns and a few detours in-between. […]
How to Enjoy Cherry Blossom Season in New York City
Did you know that Tokyo is New York City’s first Sister City? Perhaps that’s why we are fascinated by the cherry trees that show up in parks all over the city in the spring. Many trees were gifts from Japan, further fostering a pink friendship between the two cities. Sakura Season in NYC As spring […]
NYC on a Budget
Now that restrictions are down and travel is way more accessible, it’s time to plan your getaway! New York City is waiting, and the good news is that you don’t have to spend a lot of money to enjoy it. In fact, there are so many things to do that won’t cost you anything, there’s […]
A Culture-Rich Spring Break in Boston
Discover Boston’s Museums and More for a Memorable Spring Break Boston is a fantastic spring break destination. With plenty of culture, history and lots to eat, a visit to the Boston area is wonderful with friends and family. Back Bay, Beacon Hill and Beyond Back Bay and Beacon Hill are filled with charming alleys and […]
Free Things to Do in Las Vegas
With activities for every age, interest, and price point, you can still catch the sights without spending a dime. Here are our top 10 things to see and do in Vegas for free. Fountains of Bellagio One of the biggest icons of Las Vegas, the Fountains of Bellagio have long been a destination of their […]
Exploring Las Vegas’ Newest Attraction Meow Wolf’s Omega Mart
Since its announcement, Las Vegas has eagerly awaited the attraction from the Santa Fe-based company. Located inside AREA15, the famous Meow Wolf team brings an operational supermarket to Las Vegas, complete with portals into another world. I was invited to visit Omega Mart firsthand so that I could share my experience here. Discover Omega Mart […]
Honoring Black History in the Southern United States
Georgia Martin Luther King, Jr. National Historical Park A perfect place to start your tour of the Civil Rights Movement is the birthplace of the movement’s most famous figure, Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Run by the National Parks Service, Martin Luther King, Jr. National Historical Park is home to several significant settings throughout his life and […]
Off the Strip: Red Rock Canyon
Located just on the outskirts of Summerlin, Red Rock Canyon is about half an hour from the Las Vegas Strip. With towering red rocks and a variety of desert foliage, Red Rock Canyon is a beautiful place to enjoy some fresh air and take in the view of the Las Vegas Valley below. If you’re […]
Enjoy 13 of the Country’s Most Beautiful Drive-Through Christmas Light Shows
Top Drive-Through Light Displays This year you can experience the wonder of Christmas through some of the country’s most imaginative drive-through displays. The Midwest, Southwest, and West Glittering Lights at the Las Vegas Motor Speedway is a spectacular holiday event that has been captivating visitors for over two decades. The annual light display features over 5 million […]
Broadway Road Trip Series: Mendocino with Marja Harmon
Marja Harmon has been on stage all her life, performing professionally in the all-African American cast of Cat on a Hot Tin Roof on Broadway and then in the hilarious “Book of Mormon.” She has taken her talents on the road to audiences around the US in lead roles in The Lion King (Nala) and Aida. She’s […]
The Most Instagrammable Spots in Philadelphia
Probably the most popular place to take a picture in Philadelphia is at the Rocky statue in front of the Philadelphia Museum of Art. There’s nearly always a line to take a selfie with the larger-than-life statue of Rocky Balboa, the main character in seven Rocky movies. And that photo goes hand-in-hand with a run […]
Broadway Road Trip Series to the Poconos with Keely Beirne
Discover the Poconos with Keely Beirne So many young performers dream of having a career like Keely Beirne. A New Jersey native and powerhouse triple threat, Beirne has multiple Broadway and touring credits to her name. She has been seen in Broadway’s Frozen and Aladdin and across the country in Memphis, After Midnight, and Smokey Joe’s Cafe. Internationally, she toured with West Side Story. With […]
Chicago Outdoors: Top Attractions for Summer Fun
Chicago, a city known for its stunning architecture and vibrant culture, truly shines when the weather warms up. While its indoor attractions are world-class, Chicago’s outdoor offerings provide a unique and refreshing way to experience the city. From iconic waterfront destinations to thrilling treetop adventures, there’s something for everyone to enjoy under the Chicago summer […]
Biscayne National Park: An Underwater World in Miami
Only 30 miles away from bustling downtown Miami, there is an almost alien, tranquil world awaiting exploration. Biscayne National Park is over 170,000 acres of subtropical underwater paradise. Unlike most National Parks, Biscayne is 95% water and a welcome excursion for divers, snorkelers, boaters, and paddlers. Social distancing is easy out on the water and […]
Visit a National Park Right in Miami’s Backyard
Time spent outdoors has never felt more necessary after so many weeks of sheltering in place. Miami residents have the perfect place for an outdoor interlude (it covers 20% of southern Florida) only 45 minutes away from the city center. Everglades National Park has opened in a limited capacity and plans to carry on opening […]
Take Recreation to New Heights at San Francisco’s Pinnacles National Park
San Francisco was one of the first areas to go into lockdown as the novel coronavirus pandemic hit American shores. Weeks indoors have left locals hungry for a breath of fresh air. Now, more than ever, it’s important to spend time outdoors for both our physical and mental health. Fortunately for San Franciscans, Pinnacles National […]
Meandering Through Charlotte’s Myers Park
There’s plenty to do in this upscale neighborhood, and that can make it difficult to plan your visit. Of course, you’ll start your day with the Breakfast of Champions at littleSpoon, but then what? To help you out, we’ve highlighted a few of our favorite hangouts. Eat There’s plenty to munch on in Myers Park; […]
Orlando One Block at a Time: Explore Historic Downtown Sanford
The small city of Sanford lies just northeast of Orlando, but it feels worlds away. Here, you’ll trade the hustle of the city and the bustle of the tourism corridor for a charming downtown district that gives way to Central Florida’s natural side. Come with us as we explore and share a few highlights. Eat […]
Fit for the Gods: Vegas’ Forum Shops at Caesars Palace Dazzles Visitors
Like everything else in Las Vegas, The Forum Shops at Caesars Palace entertains in a big, big way—as well as provides plenty of options for ardent shoppers, with approximately 160 specialty and designer shops, restaurants and services. Cartier, Tiffany & Co., Valentino and Versace are just some of the world-renowned names you’ll find at the […]